Contact
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The first call lasts about fifteen minutes and costs nothing. You can telephone during the working week, or send the outline below and we will ring you back at a time you choose. Either way you will get a straight answer about whether there is anything in it, including when the answer is no.
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It has gone through to the office and somebody will contact you on the number or address you gave, normally within one working day. Nothing has been charged and you are not committed to anything.
If it is urgent, or if a limitation date is close, telephone 020 8972 1652 rather than waiting for the reply.
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44 Percy Rd, Hampton TW12 2JU, United Kingdom
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Before you get in touch, two useful checks
Is there a free route you have not used
If the other side is a member of an ombudsman or redress scheme, that route is free and often quicker than anything we would charge for. Financial Ombudsman Service for regulated credit and insurance, The Motor Ombudsman for participating dealers, and a property redress scheme for letting and estate agents. If you tell us the company name we will say on the call whether one applies.
How old is the problem
Limitation is the thing people find out about too late. A claim on a simple contract runs out six years from the breach under section 5 of the Limitation Act 1980, and a complaint to the Financial Ombudsman must normally reach them within six months of the firm’s final response. If your date is close, say so at the top of your message and we will look at it first.